Everyone Knows Going Pro in League of Legends Is Just a Job

My suggestion is to sue RNG after the World Championship; that's the satisfying thing about learning from RNG.

The protagonist has a system that allows him to play whatever he wants, so isn't it a bad idea to persuade his teammates to join him? Isn't that just harming them?

With RNG's reputation already like this, are the developers still fearless?

If it really comes down to pure talent, which position is the easiest to achieve success in? I personally think it's support.

The names don't match, the plot doesn't make sense. What kind of rubbish is this?

Writing about RNG is truly outrageous. I've never thought any of the players from that club were good. It's a contract team, disgusting coaches, disgusting players, disgusting fans, disgusting the entire environment.

To be fair, even if you're just trying to ride the wave of people playing other games besides League of Legends, you should at least focus on the main point. The novel does feature a protagonist like that, but we came here specifically for the League of Legends story. You've gone too far in describing his other games in too much detail.

You wrote an eight-chapter novel that lasted seven minutes in a competition? You're truly amazing!

Just so you know, I bought all of them at once, and while reading, everything became a mess. It started getting really confusing around the time the main character left RNG. It felt like multiple authors were writing the same thing. All I can say is, don't subscribe to everything at once. It's like buying shit!

What the hell is this?! The story clearly states that the protagonist was only 17 years old when he was able to compete, but then after more than 100 chapters, it says that the protagonist won the S6 championship? Wasn't the protagonist just starting out as a professional player? What the heck is this? It's so weird.